Does this ring mouse 2 also work as a presenter?
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Hello. It works like a mouse. You could left-click in PowerPoint to change slides, just like a mouse. Other than that, it really is not a presenter like the Logitech device.
38761
You can use it as you can use a mouse for presentations, but not the best "presenter" remote. Get the "Ring Pointer" from Genius instead, that one is great for presentations and it has a laser pointer as well. The main issue for presenting with the Mouse Ring 2, is that there's no easy "back" button for presentations. The "Back" button on the device seems to only work in browsers. To go back, you will have to right-click and select "Previous" from the popup menu. A second option is to activate scrolling button, then slide your thumb up or down to scroll through slides, but I found that too hard to control, it always scrolls too much (2-3 slides at once). It is great as a mouse though. Here's the link to the presenter: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CQ16ZR8/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1296349
Not sure. I bought it as a replacement for the R800 presenter. Works fine as long as you sync the unit with the presenter.
1743819
Did work very well, but it works on keynote mode mouse not in mode presentation, so for power point it doesn't work so well, just for get forward the slide. I Hope give you some idea.
1907865
Yes, it does. Touchless, the mouse driver, is limited though as Windows 7 does not support multi touch.
1686012
Big time. I use it for opening and closing windows, holding down command and shift while clicking, switching desktops, revealing my mouse cursor across my triple-monitor setup, back and forwards, volume control, etc. I make liberal use of the ring finger shifter.
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Yes, ofcourse, It works perfectly!! It's a great slide presentation tool. But I recommend to use It with Keynote. Using it at Powerpoint presentations may cause slide freezing. Actually it happens with anykind of slide presenter. I have a Targus, and even moving the presenter selector switch to Mac-Powerpoint presentation, the freezing happens anyway. So I believe it is a powerpoint issue and not the presenter device.
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No. It is *not a powered hub* and for the record, this is not just a "hub" in the normal sense. This is to switch up to 4 USB devices between 2 computers. I use it for a mouse, keyboard, and microphone and for those devices it works fine. This includes a Razer mouse that does not fully work with at least some other KVM solutions.
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Yes. It's a USB mouse so works like any USB device. There should be NO drivers/software to install. Plug in the USB receiver (stores in the bottom of the mouse when not in use) and press the Connect button(s). To get full functionality you may want to install the IntelliPoint software from Microsoft. NOTE: There is a button in the slot where the USB receiver is stored. This button MAY GET 'stuck'. If the mouse fails to respond when the USB receiver is plugged into the computer, and the battery is known good, ensure this button is fully released.GL,Td
1296350
I also bought mine for the R800 presenter and it works great. Before purchasing it from Amazon, I checked with the Logitech website to make sure the part number was compatible. I recommend you do the same thing.
548932
Don't know the answer to your question, but my Microsoft Optical mouse has a red light on the bottom that detects movement. Works great! Have had it for many, many months with no problem.
2227110
I don't think so. I have a logitech wireless mouse and I need to put it's own receiver in for it to work. It will not work with the presenter receiver.
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Using the laser did not trigger anything as I remember. Now, there is two modes for this presenter: Presentation mode and mouse mode. It may possibly do it in mouse mode, but not as I recall because I pressed the button in mouse mode before and it did not do anything.
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I have tried it on my Toshiba Laptop and it did not trigger the F5 function in both the presenter mode and mouse mode. Hope this helps.Respectfully,Tom
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I was very disappointed with this product. I left my receiver in a company laptop and bought this as a replacement. I have never been able to get it to work even though it claimed to be compatible with my mouse.
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No, it is more of a keyboard replacement than a mouse replacement. It will handle the click events for a mouse, but nothing else.
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Only when you take the presenter out of presentation mode and in to mouse mode.
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Yes, according to this page on Logitech's site:http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/presentation_remote/devices/175&cl;=us,en